Happy Independence Day! Please note that we will not be holding First Fridays this weekend. However, we encourage everyone to celebrate Shabbat and light your Shabbat candles! In Austin at 8:19pm, NYC at 8:12pm and Miami at 7:59 pm.&nb...
Join us for Balanced Within: Judaism’s Approach to Emotional Wellnessbased on the teachings of the Lubavitcher Rebbe.Featuring guest speaker Levi Shmotkin, author of Letters for Life, this event marks the Rebbe's Hillula on this past Sunday the 3rd o...
Dear Friend,We are so grateful to G-d Almighty for the gift of a beautiful baby boy early Sunday morning. We would love to celebrate our simcha with you, please let us know if you can make it to the bris!Please RSVP using this link: yjpaustin.or...
Third Thursdays is this Thursday, and we hope to see you there!Looking forward to seeing you!Free RSVP
Come celebrate the holiday of Shavuot and hear the 10 Commandments.Followed by delicious food. That’s it, that’s the message. RSVP today: yjpaustin.org/cheesecake
Get ready to roll up your sleeves and "Bake Like Bubby" – bringing young adults together to bake classic Jewish foods. From traditional challah to rugelach, it's a chance to learn, laugh, and share in the joy of baking with friends.This is event is c...
You know about Kabbalah, yes. But do you know about the mystic who wrote the primary book, the Zohar? Rabbi Shimon Bar Yochai lived about 2000 years ago during the time of Roman occupation of the Land of Israel. It was a time of persecution for the J...
Dear friend,There’s a One Dor Over Shabbat happening tomorrow night, and you’re warmly invited to join us!We hope you can make it for a special evening of community and connection.YJP1700 Dexter St., Austin, TX 78704Xoxo,Chayla & IanOne Dor Over...
Event Listing:Torah DiscussionLag B’Omer Celebration BBQOne Dor Over Shabbat DinnerBake Like Bubby: Olive Oil CakeWednesday, May 14: Torah DiscussionThursday, May 15: Lag B’Omer Celebration BBQFriday, May 16: One Dor Over Shabbat DinnerTuesday, May 2...
There’s something strange when people die. Stranger still when it’s someone who’s been part of your world for as long as you can remember—someone whose presence stood out in the landscape of your life as you grew up. Even more so when that person had...